2010 Surgeon General's Report—How Tobacco Smoke Causes Disease: The Biology and Behavioral Basis for Smoking-Attributable Disease
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Complete Report
- Complete Report
- Errata Notice [PDF—210 KB]
Highlight Sheets
- How Tobacco Smoke Causes Disease
- Overview of Key Findings from the 2010 Report [PDF—142 KB]
- En español [PDF—40.38 KB]
- Cancer
- Overview of Findings Regarding Cancer [PDF—170 KB]
- Scientific Review of Findings Regarding Cancer [PDF—555 KB]
- Cardiovascular Disease
- Reproductive Health
- Respiratory Diseases
Consumer Booklet
- How Tobacco Smoke Causes Disease: What It Means to You
An easy-to-read booklet explaining new scientific findings about how deadly cigarettes are and how quickly they can damage your body. - El humo del tabaco causa enfermedades: cómo le afecta a usted
Un cuadernillo fácil de leer que revela descubrimientos científicos recientes sobre la letalidad de los cigarrillos y la rapidez con que pueden afectar su cuerpo.
Clinician Sheet
- What to Tell Your Patients About Smoking
A one-page fact sheet explaining new scientific findings as well as talking points to help medical providers speak with patients about quitting tobacco use. - Cómo hablar con sus pacientes sobre el tabaquismo
Una hoja informativa de una página que explica descubrimientos científicos recientes y ofrece puntos a abordar para asistir a los prestadores de atención médica en las conversaciones con sus pacientes sobre cesación del tabaquismo.
Folded Fact Sheet
- Is What You Know About Smoking Wrong?
A fact sheet that addresses several myths and common misperceptions about smoking and secondhand smoke.
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Disclaimer: Data and findings provided in the publications on this page reflect the content of this particular Surgeon General's Report. More recent information may exist elsewhere on the Smoking & Tobacco Use Web site (for example, in fact sheets, frequently asked questions, or other materials that are reviewed on a regular basis and updated accordingly).
- Page last reviewed: December 1, 2014 (archived document)
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